SIOP Strategy 2021-2025 Strategy Development
Description: SIOP Strategy 2021-2025 Strategy Development Process Highly-Consultative, Multi-stage, Year-Long Process Chicago Board meeting for brainstorming Goal Leaders work on activity sheets and goals Drafting and consultations Expert advice from a
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slide1. SIOP Strategy 2021-2025<br>
slide2. Strategy Development Process Highly-Consultative, Multi-stage, Year-Long Process
Chicago Board meeting for brainstorming
Goal Leaders’ work on activity sheets and goals
Drafting and consultations
Expert advice from a Strategy Consultant
Feedback from SIOP partners (St Jude Global, CCI etc)
Online review and endorsement by SIOP members<br>
slide3. SIOP VISION and MISSION Vision
No Child Should Die of Cancer: Cure for More, Care for All
Mission
Improve the lives of children and adolescents with cancer through global collaboration, education, training, research and advocacy<br>
slide4. SIOP GOALs Goal 1: Advocating Globally for Children and Adolescents with Cancer
Goal 2: Promoting Research to Improve Outcomes for Patients
Goal 3: Providing Education and Training
Goal 4: Increasing Membership and Engagement
Goal 5: Strengthen and Expand Strategic Partnerships<br>
slide5. CROSS-CUTTING THEMES Congress Development
Brand and Communications
Governance
Volunteers as the Driving Force and Engines of Excellence
Secretariat Staffing and Organization
Finances<br>
slide6. LAUNCH of the new strategy Proposed Launch strategies:
Dedicated webpage on the SIOP website
Social Media Campaign (Facebook, Twitter, Linked in)
In a week, highlight one Goal area each day (5 Goals=5 Days)
Video Message from SIOP President
Video Message from SIOP Patron
Dedicated SIOP Listserv Message to the membership
Strategy Open Town Hall Meeting for members (webinar)
Whiteboard video for each Goal Area
Highlight at Feb Board Meeting
Any other ideas are very welcome!<br>
slide7. GOAL 1: Advocating Globally for Children and Adolescents with Cancer To meet this goal, SIOP will:
Develop and share advocacy and technical expertise to improve childhood cancer services
Promote enabling policies and arguments for resource allocation to childhood cancer
Foster international commitments and build SIOP’s visibility<br>
slide8. GOAL 2: Promoting Research to Improve Outcomes for Patients To meet this goal, SIOP will:
Facilitate childhood cancer research collaborations
Disseminate knowledge of key childhood cancer research findings and recognise research excellence through scholarships, prize lectures and awards
Identify gaps in current research and evidence base regarding childhood cancer incidence, biology and treatment in LMICs, and promote research to address these gaps<br>
slide9. GOAL 3: Providing Education and Training To meet this goal, SIOP will:
Improve early detection with creation and dissemination of relevant guidance
Share educational and training opportunities
Create online educational material and repositories<br>
slide10. GOAL 4: Increasing Membership and Engagement To meet this goal, SIOP will:
Understand trends in membership over time
Broaden membership to include more members from other disciplines and from every continent
Increase membership in the YI category
Create more opportunities for member engagement in SIOP’s work
Enhance communications, including in languages other than English<br>
slide11. GOAL 5: Strengthen and Expand Strategic Partnerships To meet this goal, SIOP will:
Work in close partnership with WHO
Develop and consolidate strategic partnerships with childhood cancer healthcare providers who have extensive outreach programmes
Strengthen partnership working with parents and survivors
Develop other strategic partnerships (e.g. donors, industry, academia)<br>
slide12. STRATEGY IMPLEMEntATION: Keeping the strategy alive Keeping the Strategy Alive:
Goal leader presentations at Board meetings (once every 6 months)
Annual Report mirrors the structure of the Strategy
Annual Survey of membership on work they have completed to contribute to the SIOP Strategy
ABM to include a section on implementing the Strategy
Other ideas welcome<br>
slide2. Strategy Development Process Highly-Consultative, Multi-stage, Year-Long Process
Chicago Board meeting for brainstorming
Goal Leaders’ work on activity sheets and goals
Drafting and consultations
Expert advice from a Strategy Consultant
Feedback from SIOP partners (St Jude Global, CCI etc)
Online review and endorsement by SIOP members<br>
slide3. SIOP VISION and MISSION Vision
No Child Should Die of Cancer: Cure for More, Care for All
Mission
Improve the lives of children and adolescents with cancer through global collaboration, education, training, research and advocacy<br>
slide4. SIOP GOALs Goal 1: Advocating Globally for Children and Adolescents with Cancer
Goal 2: Promoting Research to Improve Outcomes for Patients
Goal 3: Providing Education and Training
Goal 4: Increasing Membership and Engagement
Goal 5: Strengthen and Expand Strategic Partnerships<br>
slide5. CROSS-CUTTING THEMES Congress Development
Brand and Communications
Governance
Volunteers as the Driving Force and Engines of Excellence
Secretariat Staffing and Organization
Finances<br>
slide6. LAUNCH of the new strategy Proposed Launch strategies:
Dedicated webpage on the SIOP website
Social Media Campaign (Facebook, Twitter, Linked in)
In a week, highlight one Goal area each day (5 Goals=5 Days)
Video Message from SIOP President
Video Message from SIOP Patron
Dedicated SIOP Listserv Message to the membership
Strategy Open Town Hall Meeting for members (webinar)
Whiteboard video for each Goal Area
Highlight at Feb Board Meeting
Any other ideas are very welcome!<br>
slide7. GOAL 1: Advocating Globally for Children and Adolescents with Cancer To meet this goal, SIOP will:
Develop and share advocacy and technical expertise to improve childhood cancer services
Promote enabling policies and arguments for resource allocation to childhood cancer
Foster international commitments and build SIOP’s visibility<br>
slide8. GOAL 2: Promoting Research to Improve Outcomes for Patients To meet this goal, SIOP will:
Facilitate childhood cancer research collaborations
Disseminate knowledge of key childhood cancer research findings and recognise research excellence through scholarships, prize lectures and awards
Identify gaps in current research and evidence base regarding childhood cancer incidence, biology and treatment in LMICs, and promote research to address these gaps<br>
slide9. GOAL 3: Providing Education and Training To meet this goal, SIOP will:
Improve early detection with creation and dissemination of relevant guidance
Share educational and training opportunities
Create online educational material and repositories<br>
slide10. GOAL 4: Increasing Membership and Engagement To meet this goal, SIOP will:
Understand trends in membership over time
Broaden membership to include more members from other disciplines and from every continent
Increase membership in the YI category
Create more opportunities for member engagement in SIOP’s work
Enhance communications, including in languages other than English<br>
slide11. GOAL 5: Strengthen and Expand Strategic Partnerships To meet this goal, SIOP will:
Work in close partnership with WHO
Develop and consolidate strategic partnerships with childhood cancer healthcare providers who have extensive outreach programmes
Strengthen partnership working with parents and survivors
Develop other strategic partnerships (e.g. donors, industry, academia)<br>
slide12. STRATEGY IMPLEMEntATION: Keeping the strategy alive Keeping the Strategy Alive:
Goal leader presentations at Board meetings (once every 6 months)
Annual Report mirrors the structure of the Strategy
Annual Survey of membership on work they have completed to contribute to the SIOP Strategy
ABM to include a section on implementing the Strategy
Other ideas welcome<br>